Sentence examples for long segregated from inspiring English sources

It redresses an epistemological alienation at the heart of much modern population health, which has long segregated studies by species.

At polling stations long segregated queues, with many women in their finest saris, waited patiently to vote.

In Niavaran, in opulent north Tehran, 200 people were queueing up at lunchtime to vote at the Val-Fajr mosque, men and women in long segregated lines straggling across the courtyard.

But the focus is on the east-west lane, grandly billed as the longest segregated route in Europe.

Long queues, segregated by gender, quickly formed as night fell, just as they did every night, guarded by armed men with black scarves covering their heads and faces.

She dreamed of dancing as a child but was refused at every studio in a city that had long been segregated.

The funeral home sits less than a block from Rose Hill Cemetery, which long was segregated and in June was the subject of protests over the practice of placing Confederate flags on some of its graves.

However, for parameter combinations favorable to invasion of A1 (migration weak relative to selection, or selection strong relative to genetic drift), the STD has a second mode at an intermediate allele frequency p. Then, allele A1 may spend a long time segregating in the island population before extinction.

In a more detailed analysis with the V* mutant, which is the one for which the short and long components are most clearly resolved, we saw no evidence that the short and long lifetime components segregated into different subpopulations of individual Arp2/3 complexes.

Jackson had water fountains and waiting rooms that were segregated long after the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Now, the Obama administration is announcing long-awaited rules designed to repair the law's unfulfilled promise and promote the kind of racially integrated neighborhoods that have long eluded deeply segregated cities like Chicago and Baltimore.